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In the committee room the purple girl was pacing back and forth while rolling the tip of her hijab to her index finger. How is this.I don't think I can, he said. His eyes were teary, it felt like crying, but it was embarrassed.

"Can deck... You can definitely!" Ukhti Sarah tries to calm Mila down.

"Why should ana, Ukhti, there will be others."

"We believe you can, Mila" Amira added. Patting his shoulders gave encouragement to the woman he had already considered to be his sister.

Earlier this morning the chairman of the seminar committee held by Ldk campus gave news that one speaker could not attend because his parents died. It seems impossible for us to force even though Layla's ustadzah is professional, trying to keep him present but we have to find a replacement. We need to find a replacement! haikal

Because of his theme about the Hijrah they found one substitute name.

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Each member of the Committee was at his posts, seminar participants began to arrive. This seminar is not only for students, but also for High School children.

Before the seminar began, participants performed the Dhuha prayer first.

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Beware Dzaki, there is no need to take the left lane. Hasan.

See what's ahead! Dzaki got out of his car and walked over to see the cause of the traffic jam.

"Hello... Assalamu'alaikum's chat. I'm sorry, Aki, what time did Ana start her?"

"Out of Dzuhur, Ustadz! at 10:00 until 11:30 it was filled by Ustazah Mila first, after that it was only Ustadz."

"Okay. There's an accident here, maybe it's a little late."

Ustadzah Mila. Dzaki immediately remembered by that name.

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Sitting with the moderator. Sometimes he seems to write something on his notes. Sometimes he looks to sigh.His eyes look ahead, see participants who have sat preparing to listen to the hijrah material that he will convey, not just share the experience just thought.

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The moderator starts the event.

Bismillah.

Assalamu'alaikum warohmatulli. After giving thanks and sholawat Mila began to talk into the theme.

The word Hijrah comes from Arabic, which means displacement. In the context of the history of hijrah is a transfer activity carried out by the Prophet Muhammad with his companions from Mecca to Medina, with the aim of maintaining and upholding the treatise of Allah, in the form of a belief and shari’at Islam.

In the modern context, hijrah is understood as an attempt to change behavior and mentality with a new spirit.

More easily Hijrah that we discussed this time is how we change ourselves today into a better us in the future.

Guys, there's a story. May we learn from the story I am about to tell.

The story begins with a mischievous girl who behaves like a boy. Why like men? starting from his appearance that does not want to wear a skirt except going to school, he also likes to play men's games, climb trees, play marbles he also really likes to play ball.

Coincidentally the children of his neighbors who were the same age as him also again happened to be his classmates were all men. So there was no female friend.

At home, he prefers to play with his brother than with his brother. What about the obligation to their religion? Praying for example? when Adzan reverberated the child had chosen to go into the bathroom and lock it tightly.

His parents never gave up hope. They continue to remind, teach, although sometimes still give sanctions for the naughty actions of the cyanak earlier.

Once upon a time the boy was playing ball. The ball hit the window of one of the houses around the field. And broken!

The owner of the house is not playing angry. Next what happens? On the grill of the bad boy's parents.

His parents were not wealthy, his parents were only a teacher and his mother a housewife.

"How can you educate your students, while your own children cannot be educated!"

The boy heard and saw clearly his father in hardik, humiliated by the owner of the house in front of many people

Then the child was crying friends, he was crying so much that he regretted his actions. He did not accept that his father was treated that way. It's not my fault my father thought the child was.

Did he break up after that incident? the answer is yes, he is starting to change a little.

Slowly he began to reduce his habit of playing with boys, began to open up friends with girls, began to perform prayers, help his mother in the kitchen and other virtues.

The change was very grateful by his parents, This is the fruit of our do'a and patience, his parents said.

Once upon a time, there was a chance for the boy to be alone with his mother. His mother told me,

"Mother is very eager to have children who are all santri. mother wants later children who mengghalat mother and father later after we leave." The mother wanted her son to be a good son

His mother's words in her reception. The desire to make her mother happy.

The boy decided to go to Pesantren. Creating the Mother's dream. If this could make his father and mother happy why not think about it. Maybe this is the only way to make them happy he said in his heart.

Then the child entered the pesantren, he began to seriously study, deepen his religious knowledge, keep his prayers, he was also active in organizing, But this is life. There must be a test. What exam?

Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma

Mila stopped her story, her eyes staring at an audience who seemed enthusiastic about listening to her story.

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